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Anthes

Anthes 11003 Exhaust Rain Cap body repair tool

SKU CH-9HZW-7M4ZA

Powder-coated steel cap bolts onto 1½ to 111/16 in exhaust pipes to shed rain

  • Protects exhaust from rain with powder-coated steel finish
  • Fits pipes from 1-1/2 to 1-11/16 inch outside diameter
  • Secure bolt-on mounting keeps cap in place
  • Durable gray steel construction resists corrosion

Anthes 11003 Exhaust Rain Cap

The Anthes 11003 Exhaust Rain Cap is a steel body repair tool designed to protect exhaust openings from rain and debris. It fits pipes with an outside diameter between 1 1/2 in and 1 11/16 in and installs with a bolt mounting style. The powder coated gray finish adds corrosion resistance for automotive use.

Thermals noise and power draw

This passive component generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during operation. It requires no power supply and has no moving parts to wear or produce sound. The steel construction handles normal exhaust temperatures without active cooling. Installation is mechanical only using the bolt mounting style provided.

Highlights

  • Protects exhaust from rain with powder-coated steel finish
  • Fits pipes from 1-1/2 to 1-11/16 inch outside diameter
  • Secure bolt-on mounting keeps cap in place
  • Durable gray steel construction resists corrosion

Specifications

BrandANTHES

Questions about this item

How do I install the Anthes 11003 Exhaust Rain Cap using the bolt mounting style, and what step do people often miss?

Slide the cap over the exhaust pipe so the 1 1/2 in minimum and 1 11/16 in maximum outside diameter range fits snugly, then tighten the supplied bolt evenly; the step many miss is checking that the pipe diameter falls inside that range before bolting it down.

What maintenance will the powder-coated steel cap need later, and when should I replace it?

Inspect the powder-coated finish periodically for chips or rust; touch up any bare steel with high-temperature paint, and replace the cap if corrosion penetrates the metal or the bolt threads strip.

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